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Hallo, verkaufe wegen Umstieg auf eine andere Marke mein fast neu und kaum gebrauchtes microfone. Es wurde bei Thomann gekauft.

Gerne kann es Vorort getestet werden.

Mit dabei ist ein zweites neues microfone als Reserve.

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Against the recent EUR market for comparable used listings, €100 lands comfortably below the €119 median and well under the €171 75th percentile, so this reads as a solid buy rather than a stretch. It is not quite a headline bargain under the €90 25th percentile, but it is still priced on the attractive side of fair.

What makes it appealing is the value of getting a respected The Funk Firm piece in excellent condition without paying top-of-market money. For a clean example, the upside is straightforward: better resale cushion, less risk than a tired bargain, and a sensible entry point if you already know the brand’s strengths. At this price, the main checks are the usual ones for any used audio component: confirm completeness, operation, and whether any key accessories are included.

Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.

About The Funk Firm

The Funk Firm is a British analogue-audio brand founded in 1990 by Arthur Khoubesserian, a designer best known for his earlier work with Pink Triangle. Based in the UK, it emerged from the turntable tradition but has built its identity around engineering-led vinyl replay rather than broader hi-fi electronics.

The company is primarily known for turntables, tonearms, cartridges, and a range of upgrade accessories for record decks. Its catalogue also includes isolation devices, mats, platters, and other accessories aimed at improving vinyl performance, reflecting a strong focus on mechanical design and resonance control. It is not a maker of amplifiers, speakers, DACs, or headphones.

In the market, The Funk Firm sits firmly in the specialist, niche-boutique end of hi-fi. It has a reputation among vinyl enthusiasts for inventive, sometimes unconventional engineering and for offering serious performance without chasing mass-market scale. That makes it a respected name for knowledgeable analogue buyers, especially those looking for turntable design with a distinctive technical viewpoint.

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